Massimiliano Allegri (120 Viewers)

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s4tch

s4tch

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JuveJay said:
He'd have done a better job, but the time was right for him to go. We made two gambles and mistakes in a row to exacerbate the errors in player recruitment.
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of course allegri is levels above pirlo, no two ways about it. but our '17 squad is levels above this one too, so who are we kidding, bringing back allegri and keeping paratici with his recruiting strategy at this point is an other guaranteed disappointment. just remember when milan sold/released half of their (ageing) key players and never replaced them. he's no miracle maker.

either we bring a coach AND give him proper players (and none of our midfielders is proper unfortunately), or just settle for other goals. unfortunately we were too optimistic, this is not a scudetto winning squad for this or the next season, with or without allegri.
 
Juliano13

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JuveJay said:
He'd have done a better job, but the time was right for him to go. We made two gambles and mistakes in a row to exacerbate the errors in player recruitment.
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Agreed. We were winning too much and Serie A was getting boring which would have affected us negatively in the long run. Being the smart businessman that he is, Agnelli stepped up. First he fired Marotta to give Inter a fighting chance and then he chose Sarri because he had the reputation of never winning anything. But we were so far ahead of everyone else thaf even Sarri managed to win the Scudetto. What to do next? The only sure thing is to hire an absolute noob with literally 0 experience to make sure that there is a new champion and more excitement for Serie A fans.
I have to say that it worked as expected.
 
IlCapitano

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“As everyone knows, we came to a natural end of things at Juventus. In Italy, we tend to look at the negative things and we should focus on the positive. For example, today Benevento and Pippo Inzaghi deserve credit for today’s win against Juve, it’s not just Juve’s ‘fault’ for losing.
“We reached a natural ending. There were differences of opinion. The President made the decision and I still have a good rapport with Andrea (Agnelli).
“It was a great alchemy for five years, so many elements just clicked, we made some great moves on the transfer market, we had fun.
“The hierarchy, so the President, Paratici and Nedved, decided to make a change. The end of that final season was the logical conclusion of the rapport between Juventus and me.
“I remain very fond of Juventus, and on a professional level I really do get passionate about these clubs where I work, I did the same at Milan and Cagliari before that.”
Was Allegri disappointed to be dismissed?
“Nobody is happy to lose a job…”

“Juventus were unlucky against Porto over the two legs and they perhaps deserved to go through, but this is more of an overall discussion. It’s a pleasure to see players who are technically gifted and we should encourage that in our youth academies.
“Arrigo Sacchi and I disagree on a lot of things. We agree it’s a team sport, but in a team sport you need 10 players who are good at passing the ball to each other quickly, otherwise you run into trouble.”


"Would I return to Juventus? I don't know, it's hard to say now. "
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